Want to get involved in your local community, and make a real difference in the lives of others? Want to meet new friends and benefit from new experiences?
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Why not consider joining us at BaptistCare as a volunteer and be part of the change today. You would be joining our team of more than 600 incredible volunteers in NSW, ACT and WA, who give their time to serve and transform lives.
The BaptistCare Volunteer Program is available in our Residential Services, Home Care, Housing, Retirement Living and Community Services, with volunteers supporting our employees and those we serve at BaptistCare.
We invite you to look through the current opportunities listed for our services below.
For Student Placements, please read our application process.
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We have recently-launched a self-care program called Flourish, that offers support through six different services to our volunteers, employees and their families.
We want to make sure our people are cared for and looking after their own needs, so that they feel empowered to care for others.
We want our volunteers to thrive at home and at work, in every area of their lives; emotionally, spiritually, physically, financially, in learning and development, in their career, as well as in matters as diverse as legal or lifestyle and nutrition.
At BaptistCare we create strong and caring communities that value personal well-being and each other. When these values are shared, it has the potential to transform lives.
Among the thousands of individuals we meet each day, we see that people want to be shown genuine loving care, to be respected as an individual, to be empowered to live well, and to always feel confident they have someone to rely on.
Are you driven to helping others through spiritual nourishment and support? Our Pastoral Care Volunteers program is an integral part of BaptistCare services.
If you’re an active member at your local church, our Pastoral Care Volunteers, receive free training and are equipped with the skills to provide pastoral care to people in their local church community.